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Anderson Wilder is an experienced professional with a diverse background in psychology, education, and human performance in space. Currently serving as a Parabolic Flight Coach at Zero-G since July 2021, Anderson leads public consumers through varying gravity experiences. Additionally, Anderson holds a position as a Graduate Research Assistant at the Florida Institute of Technology, contributing to a multi-university Army Research Institute project. Previous roles include serving as a Graduate Research Assistant in the Cognitive Psychology Lab at Cleveland State University and a STEM Education Instructor at Cuyahoga Community College. Anderson's early experience includes teaching as a substitute, working as an intern at NASA's Johnson Space Center, and various patient coordination roles at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. Educational qualifications include ongoing doctoral studies in Industrial and Organizational Psychology, along with master's degrees in Human Factors and Space Studies, as well as a background in Experimental Psychology and dual bachelor's degrees in Linguistics and Psychology.